Re: [vox-tech] How slim can Win98 go?

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From: "Stephen M. Helms" <mytho_x@MAPSpacbell.net>
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 2002 14:16:56 -0800
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Well, I am not sure If I want to part with it, but I could let you borrow it for
awhile.  It is actually a 8.45mm drive instead of the 12mm or 19mm thickness that
some older laptops had.

I did see 2GB ($39.99) and 4GB ($49.99) laptop drives on weekly special at
halted.com

Ryan wrote:

> I have a lot of junk. I have about 1.8 gigs of free space.
>
> The drive would be great, thanks. Will you need it back (I'm fine either way)?
>
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